I'm just trying to point out how meaningless the term infinity is when used in this context.

sorry i meant to say that you can prove there is more whole numbers than there is whole numbers. if you link every whole number to another whole number (instead of a decimal number between 0 and 1) you can still do the diagonal trick and construct an unlinked number.
Furthermore you can turn the whole proof around an prove there is more whole numbers than decimal numbers between 0 and 1.

okay, isn't there some kind of infinite series that always converges to some sort of function.
like Fourier series, aren't they "one to one" with periodic functions. if you write the funtions on the left and their Fourier series on the right you can construct a series that does not correspond to a periodic function.

all integers can have an infinite number of digits, if you add zeroes to the left. they're just as infinite as decimal numbers. you can pivot a decimal number around its decimal point and get an integer. in some cases the integers value is unbounded, like if you pivot 1/3

about infinite series its hard to explain with no way to visualize, so ill give it a rest.

In conclusion, nobody gives a fuck!

hydrogen works just fine

Well, to be fair not everyone is interested in the nitty gritty that science pursues. I love the idea behind some sciences but would never study all of them in depth because it doesn't interest me. I rather like the social sciences myself, specifically psychology. So yes, not everyone has the aptitude to pursue science, but may have the aptitude to pursue something else such as construction, writing or painting. So I hope in your post you aren't bashing others interest, but I feel while many of the people may have failed the class at your school, I think I only got away with an 80 in college physics myself, the may have been required to take that class for the school or exploring possible interests, like most kids do in college. So from a psychology major be a little more accepting, as some kids who may have had to take the course for a core class, have problems wrapping their head around the idea of physics. Everyone has their strengths, so don't put yourself on a high throne please, but I also understand your frustration.

Some days yes, other days no. Sometimes I don't even get on my computer for more than a few minutes because I'm busy. Other days I waste 10 hours online. It depends.